Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-01
"A complete glass and queenswaIe
assortment at Kauffman's.

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those who know how to appreciate THEN
value. There are many people, how
ever, who judge both from the beauty
Of the cover.
Voters and particularly democratic
voters. should bear in mind that
Wednesday and Thursday, September
9TH and Sth, are the last DAYS for
registration. Do not fail To attend
to this matter.
AT Gettig Il Kreamer's Meat Mar
ket on Main street, you can buy fresh
lard at s cents a pound. Fresh beef
and pork always on hand and sold as
lowest prices. Call at the Millheim
Meat Market.
The turnpike leading to Coburn
and passing through this borough is re-
ceiving some attention at present.
| From two to three men are at work on
that road tilling up ruts and holes with
cobaled stone.
We are glad TO state that Alvin
Ertel. the boy who had his arm torn off
aud was otherwise badly injured at
Mussel's 5 saw mill, hast week, In doing
remarkably well and bids fair to pull
through all right.
Hon. w. Il. Alexander, from this
place, left ior Allen town TO attend the
democratic state convention, which
convened there Yesterday, being one of
the delegates chosen by last years
county convention.
New shoes. for any foot, and at
any price. received daily at my store.
Ladies, avail yourselves of the chance
of securing u pa ir Of the best Kid shoes
for $l.75 and $500. Only tob be had at
ID. 5. Kauffman's place.
Mr.. Walter Byard, and his brother
and two sisters, all of Bellefonte, and
Miss Cassidy and Miss Freed, OF the
state of Ohio, were the guests at Hon.
w. X. Alexander s residence on Main
street last week one day.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Harter took sud
den notion to go to Harrisburg on Mon-
day morning, and the afternoon of the
same day saw her board the train. No
doubt her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie kur-
zenknabe, was glad to see her.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. - MIR.
Mench. of Penn township, lost two
head of cattle last week. They were in
the pasture field when q thunderstorm
came up, during which they were struck
| by lightning and instantly killed.
Glad TO report that Mrs. Emma
Tomlinson. of this place, has sufficient
ly recovered from her late illness to
take trip to Harrisburg to spend sew
eral weeks among relatives there. She
departed for the state capital last Sat
urday.
On Friday forenoon, Dietrich La
made. one of the proprietors and busi-
ness managers Of the Williamspo-t
Grit, received his sentence, which was
fine of $500. This ends the Grit libel
suit. which commanded so much of the
peoples attention.
The scriptural admonition "be
fruitfni and multiply" has been needed
by several OF Millheim's pdter tdmlids
of late and the population Of this bor-
ough counts two better now. All parties
concerned are well, we are glad to say,
and Clark and William are accordingly
proud.
"A birthday party took place at Rev.
G. Wortman's residence on Penn street
last Saturday evening. The affair was
gotten upln honor of Daisy ,Rev. Wort
mans youngest daughter, and quite a
number of little girls had coDgregated
together to help TO celebrate this ami
verSary.
1T is reported that besides the Mill
helm band there viii DO present at the
Veteran picnic at Coburn, next Satur-
day a week, the Mifiinburg band. the
Challenge band of Spring Mills, and
the Rebersburg band. Accordingly
there will be any amount of blowing on
that day.
The drove of horses being shipped
to this place from Paw Paw, H., by
Messrs. MutterDaugh and Zerbe, will
arrive next week, when their sale, an
nounced elsewhere. will take place at
the National Hotel. Horseme1, look
out for fine stock OF draft and driv-
ing horses.
ANY person who wants paying
work as local or travelling agent for
warranted nursery stock should apply
atonce to JAS. Z. Whitney, nurs cry
man, Rochester. N. Y. No experience
is necessary, and complete oni ft IS fur
nished free. steady work the year round
and all stock warranted TO be in good
condition. 26.12t
On the occasion of last Sundays
Harvest Home services the Lutheran
church at this place was tastefully dec
GRATED with the products of the season.
Rev. Deitzler preached a splendid SER
mon aud the services we're interesting
in general. A good collection was also
held for BENEVOLENT purposes.
Mr.. Geo. w. Holloway & lady, of
Burbank. Ohio, called at this Office on
Monday when Mr.. III. Informed Us that
they would leave for Miffiinburg the
next morning. From there they will
run up to Lock Haven and after a
weeks stay there depart for their west
ern home. Before leaying Mr.. IIollO-
way had his name added to our list OF
| western subscribers.
AS announced last week the La